Defn: The roll of the drum which calls the troops together; as, to beat the general.
Their relics are common in the lakes of Switzerland.
It unites with acids to form salts, as nitrate of urea, and it can be made synthetically from ammonium cyanate, with which it is isomeric.
It can be made syntheticallyby heating together urea and glycocoll.
It may be obtained synthetically by the action of ammonium iodide on cyanamide, CN.
When, therefore, to the conception of a thing an a priori determination is synthetically added, such a proposition must obtain, if not a proof, at least a deduction of the legitimacy of its assertion.
For if the objects to which those principles must be applied were things in themselves, it would be quite impossible to cognize aught concerning themsynthetically a priori.
Now, one conception cannot be connected synthetically and yet immediately with another; because, if we wish to proceed out of and beyond a conception, a third mediating cognition is necessary.
Granted, then, that we must go out beyond a given conception, in order to compare it synthetically with another, a third thing is necessary, in which alone the synthesis of two conceptions can originate.
It follows that such a proof must demonstrate the possibility of arriving, synthetically and a priori, at a certain knowledge of things, which was not contained in our conceptions of these things.
But in all this advancing always synthetically and by demonstration, he becomes frequently obscure if not sophistical.
Amongst the small number of syntheticallyprepared ester anhydrides of hydroxybenzoic acids, a few occur exhibiting the properties of the natural tannoids.
The following summary gives an account of depsides which have been prepared synthetically or which occur naturally:--[Footnote 1: Ber.
These two substances, developed synthetically in much the same manner as ordinary ultron, exhibit dual phenomena which for sake of illustration I may compare with certain of the phenomena of radioactivity.
But to ascribe a manifold as my representations to the identical self is to comprehend them, as synthetically connected, in one apperception.
For this unity of consciousness would be impossible if the mind could not become conscious, in the knowledge of the manifold, of the identity of the function whereby it combines it synthetically in one knowledge.
Only in so far as a whole is synthetically constructed can it be apprehended by the mind.
It can be made synthetically by the reaction of ecgonin-methyl-ester with benzoyl chloride.
It is a trimethylammonium base, and has lately been formed syntheticallyby Schmiedeberg and Harnack,[556] by treating cholin with nitric acid.
It can be obtained synthetically by reducing ethylene cyanide by the action of sodium in absolute alcohol.
It may be formed synthetically by dissolving trimethylcyanide in absolute alcohol, and then reducing by sodium (Mendius' reaction).
How can the understanding pronounce synthetically and a priori upon phenomena in this respect, and thus anticipate phenomena even in that which is specially and merely empirical, viz.
For this unity of consciousness would be impossible, if the mind in the knowledge of the manifold could not become conscious of the identity of the function whereby it unites the manifold synthetically in one knowledge.
Geometry is a science which determines the properties of space syntheticallyand yet a priori.
This thinking is now falsely taken as a real thing; the being of the Ego as object is connected with the Ego as subject, and that which is affirmed analytically of the latter is predicated synthetically of the former.
Are they analytically or synthetically connected together?
Instead of proceeding like the latter, synthetically and dialectically, he pursues for the most part an analytic and regressive course, that is, going backward from the concrete to its ultimate ground and determination.
Cumarin is now synthetically prepared by several firms, that brought into the market by Schimmel & Co.
An addition of synthetically composed oil might seem of no importance, since the natural oil does not differ from it.
It may be synthetically prepared by fusing potassium benzene sulphonate with caustic alkalis (A.
It can be synthetically prepared by the action of trimethylamine on an aqueous solution of ethylene oxide (A.
It may be synthetically prepared by oxidizing choline with chromic acid (O.
Produced synthetically or obtained from oil of bitter almonds.
Produced synthetically or obtained from wintergreen (oil of wintergreen) or from birch (oil of sweet birch).
The hydrochloride of hydrastinine, an alkaloid obtained synthetically from hydrastine.
Following this thought of the oneness of art, we find that the picture, the plan, and the pattern are alike in the sense that each is a group of synthetically related spaces.
Laurin (Trilaurin) may be prepared synthetically from glycerol and lauric acid.
Coumarin, a white crystalline product found in Tonka beans, and prepared syntheticallyfrom salicylic acid.
The locus of the central axis of this system of complexes is a surface of the third degree called the cylindroid, which plays a leading part in the theory of screws as developed synthetically by Ball.
The means of effecting synthetically a construction such as was desired is thus brought to light by what Plato called analysis.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "synthetically" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
